A new abstraction — the Parallel Supply Function (PSF) — is proposed for representing the computing capabilities offered by virtual platforms implemented atop identical multiprocessors. It is shown that this abstraction is strictly more powerful than previously-proposed ones, from the perspective of more accurately representing the inherent parallelism of the provided computing capabilities. Sufficient tests are derived for determining whether a given real-time task system, represented as a collection of sporadic tasks, is guaranteed to always meet all deadlines when scheduled upon a specified virtual platform using the global EDF scheduling algorithm.
The Parallel Supply Function Abstraction for a Virtual Multiprocessor / E., Bini; Bertogna, Marko; S., Baruah. - ELETTRONICO. - 10071:(2010), pp. 140-154. (Intervento presentato al convegno Scheduling 2010 tenutosi a Dagstuhl (Germany) nel February 14-19, 2010).
The Parallel Supply Function Abstraction for a Virtual Multiprocessor
BERTOGNA, Marko;
2010
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A new abstraction — the Parallel Supply Function (PSF) — is proposed for representing the computing capabilities offered by virtual platforms implemented atop identical multiprocessors. It is shown that this abstraction is strictly more powerful than previously-proposed ones, from the perspective of more accurately representing the inherent parallelism of the provided computing capabilities. Sufficient tests are derived for determining whether a given real-time task system, represented as a collection of sporadic tasks, is guaranteed to always meet all deadlines when scheduled upon a specified virtual platform using the global EDF scheduling algorithm.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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